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- Netflix has us a bit confused.

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Or maybe it's Netflix that's confused?

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Well, the company's been
promising a crackdown

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on password sharing.

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And our Kyle Barr found out
by using the Wayback Machine

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that on Tuesday, Netflix's
help center had said

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that any devices not connected
with a primary location

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will need to connect to the home Wi-Fi

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at least once every 31
days or face being blocked.

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Well, by Wednesday the
language on the site changed,

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taking out any reference
to that 31-day timeline,

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leaving us all scratching our heads.

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OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT,

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released a new AI detector,

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but it turns out it's
really not that great

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at detecting AI-generated text.

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ChatGPT is definitely the
Internet's favorite new AI toy.

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Gizmodo's Lauren Leffer reported

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that it's also created
questions and concerns

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over things like copyright,
academic dishonesty,

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and misinformation.

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Well, even though the
detector needs some work

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to be more accurate,

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this tool is a step in the right direction

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as the company even acknowledged

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that improvements need to be made.

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Twitter officially dropped
its CoTweets feature

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which means users can no longer co-author

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any sort of hot take.

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Kyle Barr reported on
Twitter's sudden move

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to drop the feature this week.

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Well, the company didn't
offer much of an explanation

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for the move,

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which really isn't uncommon
under Elon Musk's leadership.

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Instead, they simply said, "Sad to say

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that the current experiment
is coming to an end."

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A lot of experimenting taking place over

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at Twitter these days.

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For more on these stories
head over to Gizmodo.com.